'I wish I could've inaccurate the bullet': Dylan Lyons dad speaks during press conference
The families of victims in the Pine Hills shooting held a lifeless conference expressing their emotions after losing their loved ones. Both T'yonna Major and Dylan Lyons lost their lives once they were shot and killed by Keith Moses.
ORLANDO, Fla. - The families of 9-year-old T'yonna Major and Spectrum News 13 journalists Dylan Lyons spoke publicly for the first time on Thursday behindhand a shooting spree in Pine Hills that left both of them dead.
The attorney representing the families, Mark NeJame, told FOX 35 News the families want to detain others from experiencing their tragedy.
At the start of the news conference, NeJame heavily criticized Governor DeSantis pinpointing his administration's policies and rhetoric as partly to blame for the deadly shootings in Pine Hills.
"Governor DeSantis and Senator Scott have intentionally and with what appears to be malice, conspired with one another in a coordinated effort to paint a untrue narrative defaming and somehow accusing the state attorney Monique Worrell for some workplace here," said NeJame.
Dylan Lyon's family including his father, mother, and fiancée along with T'yonna Major's parents came together to convey out publicly for the first time since the deadly shootings.
Lyon's dad supposed first describing himself as the third wheel in his son and wife's relationship.
"My son always promised to take care of my wife, my people, my children when I was gone because I was older and that was his responsibility," Dylan's dad said.
T'yonna's mother supposed next.
"She was my heart, my angel, and I'm progressing to miss her so much," she said.
Dylan's fiancée and mother supposed out remembering the many good deeds he'd done ended his life.
The news conference comes as both families pause to grieve and as 9-year-old T'yonna Major's mom leftovers to recover from the injuries she received in the shooting. FOX 35 was told she was shot in the arm as she tried to cradle and defensive her daughter.
'She loved everybody': T'yonna Major mother speaks behindhand her death
The families of victims in the Pine Hills shooting held a lifeless conference expressing their emotions after losing their loved ones. Both T'yonna Major and Dylan Lyons lost their life once they were shot and killed by Keith Moses.
Dylan Lyons fiancée speaks out during people press conference
The families of victims in the Pine Hills shooting held a lifeless conference expressing their emotions after losing their loved ones. Both T'yonna Majorand Dylan Lyons lost their life once they were shot and killed by Keith Moses.
'My soul is gone': Father remembers 9-year-old killed in Pine Hills shooting
The father of T'Yonna Major, a 9-year-old girl who was shot and killed last week in Pine Hills, said in an emotional statement that his soul was gone behindhand the loss of his daughter. "Until we meet in contradiction of, 'ya-ya,' daddy love you."
According to an moving affidavit for 19-year-old suspect Keith Moses, T'yonna had just considered home from school when Moses allegedly went into their home and shot T'yonna and her mom. Deputies said he then went outside and shot the Spectrum News 13 crew, killing Lyons and injuring photographer Jesse Walden.
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The families of 9-year-old T'yonna Major and Spectrum News 13 journalists Dylan Lyons will speak publicly for the first time on Thursday following a shooting spree that left both of them dead.
FOX 35 revealed with NeJame earlier this week after the families of the victims met privately for the noble time.
"It's a story that has to do with gun violence in America which is the meaning they want to get out. This is insane what goes on in this country," NeJame said.
NeJame claims Governor DeSantis and Senator Scott have not managed out to the families regarding the shootings.
FOX 35 has managed out to both the governor and senator for a statement on the allegations.
